FP1007R3-R30-R Inductors, Coils, Chokes

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Fixed inductors consist of a coil of insulated metal wire that typically has time-invariant characteristics like inductance and coil resistance. Fixed inductors are widely used in various types of filter circuit, tuned circuit, and voltage regulator and are also used to couple signals between various electronic components. One of the most popular fixed inductor designs, the FP1007R3-R30-R, is a N.O.S axial-lead inductor with a spacing of 27 mm and a tolerance of 10%.

The FP1007R3-R30-R Fixed Inductor is a common and popular choice in the field of radio-frequency and signal electrical engineering for a wide variety of applications. It has a wide frequency range of use, from anywhere between 20MHz and 500MHz, with an operating temperature of -40^oC to +85^oC. This limit of operation temperature makes the inductor suitable for most electric and electronic devices operating in harsh conditions. Due to its wide frequency range, the inductor is used in various applications such as high-frequency switching applications and radio frequency circuits. In addition, it can also be used in low-pass filter networks. It is also used to couple signals between various electronic components.

The FP1007R3-R30-R Fixed Inductor is mainly composed of two parts. The first component is the inductor coil, which consists of a coil of insulated electrical copper wire surrounded by a ferromagnetic core. This coil generates a magnetic field around it when current flows through it. The second component is the terminal, which is connected to the source of the electrical current, allowing current to flow through the coil. The core serves to focus the magnetic field into the coil and helps to reduce the resistance of the coil.

The working principle of the FP1007R3-R30-R Fixed Inductor is based on Faraday\'s Law. According to this law, when a changing current flows through a conductor, it induces an electromotive force in the conductor which is equal to the time rate of change of the magnetic flux linked with the conductor. In the FP1007R3-R30-R, this phenomenon produces a magnetic field which increases the inductance of the coil. This increase in inductance then dampens the current flow and prevents it from changing too quickly. This in turn reduces the amount of noise and electromagnetic interference generated by the current flow.

In conclusion, the FP1007R3-R30-R Fixed Inductor is an important component in the field of radio-frequency and signal electrical engineering. It has a wide frequency range of use and its tolerances are tight enough to be used in most applications. Its design consists of a coil of insulated electrical copper wire surrounded by a ferromagnetic core and is based on Faraday\'s Law, which creates an increase in inductance to reduce current flow and noise.

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